@negleton

CEO Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal passionate about NFP's, rural, community-led change

 Victoria, Australia
frrr.org.au
Joined August 2013
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Natalie Egleton retweeted
FRRR@FRRR_Oz12 Oct 2023
FRRR supports recognition and a Voice to Parliament. Read more about why and check out some information that may help you decide how to vote. ow.ly/hkEz50PVSbv #TheVoiceReferendum #TheVoiceToParliament #VoteYesAustralia
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Pleased to attend & speak at a roundtable on assisted relocations in places with high risk exposure w ⁦@SuncorpGroup⁩ ⁦@HazardsResearch⁩. My msg: invest in & scaffold comm’y governance, capacity building for adaptive thinking, processes for choices to be understood.
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Replying to @ALeighMP @LoganTogether @HelloGoodWorld_ @FRRR_Oz
And @FRRR_Oz :) Was great to talk NFP’s & charities in Rural Oz.
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Great insights from @obeehaych on value of #socialresilience in #drought #futuredroughtfund
FRRR@FRRR_Oz18 Jul 2023
Disaster Resilience & Recovery Lead Nina O'Brien shares insights on the social side of drought preparedness: ow.ly/bP4Q50PeGkW #disasterrecovery #disasterresilience #futuredroughtfund #droughtresilience #drought linkedin.com/pulse/connected…

Connected communities are more capable of enduring future droughts

If agriculture-dependent communities are to be sustainable in the long-term, we must also ensure local people are ready to withstand the pressures that come with extended dry periods. At the core,...

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This is an incredible outcome! Aboriginal owners and energy investors team up in plan for $3bn green hydrogen plant in WA theguardian.com/australia-ne…

Aboriginal owners and energy investors team up in plan for $3bn green hydrogen plant in WA

‘Radically different’ partnership aims to construct more than a million solar panels to power electrolysers

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Replying to @Ronan_CT @countryuc
Congratulations Chris, fantastic news!
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Replying to @Grant_Hooper @JEChalmers @Brotherhoodinfo
I was sorry to miss this, darned lurgy!
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Great insights from @FRRR_Oz on partnering with communities to support their leadership in local & regional #EmergencyManagement systems for improved #disasterresilience @GeorgieSomerset @nemagovau @MurrayWatt @minderoo
FRRR@FRRR_Oz9 Jul 2023
Three months into the role of Disaster Resilient: Future Ready Program Manager Caroline Larcher has penned some thoughts on program's recent visit to the QLD Burnett Inland region. #DRFR #DisasterResilience Read more: ow.ly/39pW50P4MQx

Disaster resilience across the Burnett Inland region

I‘m now three months into the role of Disaster Resilient: Future Ready Program Manager with the FRRR (Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal) – an organisation I’ve long admired. I’ve watched the...

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Replying to @SpieringsJohn
Such a big picture and long term thinker. Thanks for posting that John.
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I’m one of many fortunate people to have worked alongside Simon Crean, and to have benefitted from his counsel, kindness, and passion for regional Australia. Taken far too soon, an enormous loss. My heart breaks for his family. Rest in peace.
FRRR@FRRR_Oz26 Jun 2023
Vale Hon. Simon Crean Among his many roles, he was a director of FRRR. His intellect, curiosity, passion and friendship will be sorely missed. We extend our deepest condolences to his family and friends. ow.ly/Vfwu50OWKiN
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